Gov. Mike Kehoe announces selection of Brooks Miller and Dr. Tom Prater for eight-year terms.

The bill states that machine operators must pay 34% of the revenue to the State Lottery Fund, among other provisions.

Bidding started at $1 million, the recorded amount for the loan on the property held by OMB Bank.

Council votes to issue $16M in bonds for Pinnacle on the Park.

Newsmakers are compiled in the areas of architecture, banking & finance, education, law and nonprofit.

On-site interviews set by current mayor and council.

Trump announces 90-day pause for proposal.

Trent Overhue, of Springfield, submitted the winning bid of nearly $13.4 million at an April 10 trustee's sale.

The move comes after council approved a Galloway Village measure and the city faces pushback on the decision.

Mount Vernon, Republic and Willard are among districts that were successful in securing voter support for no-tax-rate increases.

Jeff Schrag and Bruce Adib-Yazdi will be new faces on Springfield City Council starting April 21.

Two local candidates and a former Roanoke, Virginia, official are in the running to lead the city of Springfield.

Voters additionally deliver decisions on Springfield City Council and Springfield Public Schools board races.

Additionally, Springfield City Council encourages problem-solving between developer and family over cemetery.

SBJ compiles data on mayoral, council and SPS board candidates from Missouri Ethics Commission.

On March 20, President Donald Trump issued an executive order to begin dismantling the U.S. Department of Education. However, the order provided few further details, leaving education officials uncertain of next steps.

Springfield’s mayor for the last eight years eyes retirement after exit this month.

Position has been without a permanent leader for three months.

Economist says in a global economy, everyone is vulnerable to the effects.